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[Stanlepunk]

Thks for the pro-tips, very helpful, comparing with toString()and getParameterTypes().

But about comparaison, i’m not sure I can in my case to use it by your way.
In this case when I call method from void method(String name, PApplet pa, Object... args) it not a method, so i cannot compare with a method except if create this one.

@GoToLoop

If you need to know whether 2 Method objects represent the same actual method, just call toString() on both objects and compare them using equals() .

[GoToLoop]

@Stanlepunk

Thks for the pro-tips, very helpful, comparing with toString() and getParameterTypes() .

I’ve just changed that to simply use equals(). toString() isn’t necessary after all!

@Stanlepunk

, so i cannot compare with a method except if create this one.

Indeed! But you can still create a Method just to check whether it’s the same you already have, then discard it if it is so.

[Stanlepunk]

@GoToLoop

Indeed! But you can still create a Method just to check whether it’s the same you already have, then discard it if it is so

it’s an option, just know which is a faster way for CPU ?

[GoToLoop]

@Stanlepunk

It’s an option, just know which is a faster way for CPU?

Your existing check algorithm is already complex anyways.

My guess is that using Class::getMethod() and then iterating over your stored Method objects calling equals() won’t be any slower than what you’ve already got.

And add to that the bonus of significantly cutting off a lot of the size of your big code.